Most Valuable Player

After sitting out the entire 2011 season, undergoing some scary sounding neck surgeries and changing NFL teams, it's little wonder that we didn't really know what to expect from Peyton Manning. The results were nothing sort of phenomenal: 200 points, an AFC West division title and an unprecendented third MVP trophy.

Rookie of the Year

From his very first game (320 yards, 2 TDs, 16 points), Robert Griffin III left an undeliable mark on his first season in the YFFL. Setting a single season rookie record with 166 points, RGIII turned the 1-win Beans into a playoff team and has a very bright future ahead of him.

Macor Misa

Mired in Shanna-hell, Bear Poop took a flyer on Alfred Morris in the third round and it just might deliver them a Super Bowl title. Morris scored in every game on his way to 70 points and passed the Macor Misa litmus test of "did he have a photo on his player page at any point this season?" with a resounding NO.

Owner of the Year

A visionary owner who wasn't afraid to target tight ends in the very first YFFL draft or start Steve Dugas in a game, Kinsman rocked the YFFL when he hired Nick Wood as the league's first general manager in 2007. Overseeing multiple trades that turned over the Chickens roster, drafting Doug Martin and hanging onto Peyton Manning garnered him a 6th Owner of the Year award and second in three years.